We need to deliver real-word affects, showing people around the world that this UN can make a real distinction in their lives. Thank you. And need a UN that’s fit for purpose. That’s precisely why we strongly support your time and efforts to deliver a UN2. 0, develop the UN’s capability on data and strategic foresight. While you said, this means reaffirming and adhering to the UN Rental and other foundational documents like the Universal Declaration of Human being Rights. It also means providing on the more recent commitments we’ve already made, such as upon climate change and the Sustainable Development Goals, and addressing many of the issues in your ‘Our Common Agenda Report’ because the future challenges we will encounter. Thanks, Mr President, and also to the Secretary-General for his update on Our Common Agenda. Secretary General, this time last week, in this Hall, you described humanity as facing a ticking clock. We also need to make sure that the particular UN has the tools it requires, for example , to resolve conflicts. Which is why we look forward to continuing to engage in your proposals for a New Agenda For Peace. It is clear that people need to take urgent action to address today’s more complex global problems and prepare for those ahead with a revitalised, fit to get purpose, multilateral system. To achieve this, we need to make sure that the negotiations here on the follow up to your survey are inclusive of the full a regular membership, but also engage those who is going to be critical to success – including in the implementation associated with outcomes. Be that the personal sector, civil society, or other parts of the multilateral program. Finally, we anticipate the release of your policy briefs over the coming months. These will be an opportunity for us to dive into the detail of the proposals and, in some cases, putting the meat on the OCA bones ahead of our conversations.
